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1NS: [blank_start]Neutral Stimulus[blank_end]
US: [blank_start]Unconditioned Stimulus[blank_end]
UR: [blank_start]Unconditioned Response[blank_end]
CR: [blank_start]Conditioned Response[blank_end]
CS: [blank_start]Conditioned Stimulus[blank_end]- ANeutral Stimulus
- BUnconditioned Stimulus
- CUnconditioned Response
- DConditioned Response
- EConditioned Stimulus
2What are the basic principles of Classical Conditioning?
- AAcquisition
- BExtinction
- CSpontaneous Recovery
- DReinforcement
- EPunishment
3What are the factors that influence the level of higher order conditioning?
- AValue of reward
- BSimilarity of stimulus
- CFrequency of pairing
- DConsistency of pairing
- EType of stimulus
4Contingency theory proposes that conditioning depends on...
- AReliability
- BUniqueness
- CSimilarity
- DFrequency
- EConsistency
5What is the most effective sequence for conditioning?
- ADelay
- BTrace
- CBackward
- DSimultaneous
6What is the least effective sequence for conditioning?
- ABackward
- BTrace
- CDelay
- DSimultaneous
7What are the factors that affect the rate of operant conditioning?
- ASize of reward
- BQuality of reward
- CSequence used
- DAcquisition
- EDelay of reward/punishment
8[blank_start]Social Facilitation:[blank_end] An increase in the rate of behaviour that is already known caused by the presence of others performing the same behaviour.
[blank_start]Stimulus Enhancement:[blank_end] When one person directs anothers attention to a particular object or activity.
[blank_start]True Imitation:[blank_end] Imitating a completely new behavior to achieve a particular goal.- ASocial Facilitation:
- BStimulus Enhancement:
- CTrue Imitation:
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- PSYC104 Quiz on Learning, created by Daniel Whiting on 16/01/2017.
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- Daniel Whiting
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